Durham Fire Volunteers Train on Newly Rehabilitated Truck 24
Photo by Courtesy of Durham Fire and RescueCrews operate Truck 24’s aerial ladder during training exercises at a local facility.
Photo by Courtesy of Durham Fire and RescueFirefighters review ladder positioning and safety procedures outside a municipal building.
Photo by Courtesy of Durham Fire and RescueMembers gather around Truck 24 for instruction and operational familiarization.
Photo by Courtesy of Durham Fire and RescueVolunteer firefighters and pump operators participate in a detailed training briefing on the rehabilitated apparatus.
February 28, 2026 — Volunteer firefighters and pump operators with Durham Fire and Rescue dedicated their Saturday morning to hands-on training with the department’s newly rehabilitated Truck 24. The session focused on ladder operations, apparatus positioning, and pump functionality, ensuring members are fully prepared to operate the upgraded equipment in real-world emergency scenarios. Officials emphasized that continued training is essential to maintaining operational readiness and safety, particularly with newly updated apparatus. The department also used the opportunity to highlight the commitment required to serve, encouraging community members to consider volunteering and joining the ranks of those dedicated to protecting and serving their neighbors.
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